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444 Green StreetGardner, MA 01440-100 / USA978-632-6600www.mwcc.edu/newopportunityEmail: newopportunity@mwcc.edu

You’ll feel right at home at MWCCMWCC at a Glance*Annual Credit Enrollment: 6,790Full time: 42%Part time: 58%Female: 65%Male: 35%Average age: 27Under age 18: 1%18-19: 10%20-24: 37%25-34: 25%35-49: 18%50-65: 6%

Students with previous college experience: 71%

Degree-seeking students receiving financial aid: 52%

Average class size: 14

*Academic year 2010

Take the first step. Begin your future here.You’ll immediately feel that Mount Wachusett

Community College is you. That’s because we are truly

community–friendly, eager to help, and close-knit. You’ll

meet wonderful new friends. You’ll work with caring

faculty and staff who want you to excel. Our small

class sizes ensure your involvement and your success.

We thrive on diversity and so will you. We’ll challenge

and inspire you. We’ll help you discover your academic

potential and professional niche. MWCC is a place

to learn about yourself. It’s the springboard to your

future. Call 978-630-9110, or stop by to schedule

a campus visit.

www.mwcc.edu/newopportunityemail: newopportunity@mwcc.edu978-632-6600

The Community College

AdvantageThe Promise of a Fresh BeginningMWCC is your opportunity for access. As a

community college, MWCC offers open admission

to anyone with a high school diploma or equivalent,

and you can get started quickly. At MWCC, you gain

access to college-level academic and career education,

certificates, and associate degrees. You have the

choice of transferring to a bachelor’s degree program

or moving directly into a career. You can choose

from day, evening, and online classes. You’ll also find

affordable education here—costs are significantly

lower than those of private colleges and universities.

It’s About Opportunity

“Attending MWCC has been one of the best experiences of my life!”

-Yajaira Aldrich

Paralegal Degree Student

“I think it goes without saying that ‘the Mount’ is a supportive place. The professors are beyond excellent! There is not a person on staff that I didn’t feel comfortable with.”

-Austin Seppala

MWCC Business Administration Alumnus

who transferred to Northeastern University

“I earned my degree by attending all my classes in the evening.”

-Michelle Rattanavong Business Administration Alumna

The Community College

Advantage

Discover and explore the hidden potential in yourself

Ask MWCC alumni what made the difference for them and many will tell you how a caring, dynamic professor sparked a lifelong passionfor learning.

Teachers and Scholars:Mentors and FriendsMWCC classes are small and highly interactive. So, you

will get to know your classmates. You will enjoy one-

to-one relationships with your professors. You will feel

comfortable jumping into class discussions. You will

gain real-world experience through service learning,

internships, and working with the latest technology. You

will immerse yourself in the thrill of learning.

MWCC faculty include Fulbright Scholars, published

authors, renowned artists, and more. Many have their

doctorate degrees and several actively work in the fields

they teach.

Caring faculty

Stretch Your Mind.Launch a Career.Learn and Grow.Choose from over 40 degree and certificate programs

designed to advance you toward your goals. Equip

yourself with quick training for a new career. Gain solid

academic preparation for transfer to a four-year college

or university. Gain real-world experience. MWCC

faculty specialize in making education work for all

different types of learners: students unsure about a

major, adults returning to school, and honors students.

Exceptional academics

FlexibleFind plenty of options to fit your schedule:

day, evening, online, and accelerated eight

week courses. Campuses are conveniently

located in Gardner, Leominster, and Devens.

Get credit for prior learning through the

College Level Examination Program (CLEP)

or life experience.

Experiential LearningExperiential learning is, by definition,

learning by doing. This happens in a

number of ways at MWCC, whether

through practicum, job shadowing,

internships, co-ops or service learning.

ConvenientTake an online or hybrid class and

your classroom can be as close as your

home computer. Do your assignments

and study at home at times convenient

for you. MWCC offers over 85 courses

online and 14 programs that can be

completed entirely online or almost

entirely online.

Associate Degrees

and CertificatesAt MWCC, You Will be PreparedAssociate degrees prepare you for a career or

transfer to a four-year college or university. Attending

full time, you may complete the required courses

in as little as two years. You may also attend part

time at your own pace. Many students have work or

family responsibilities and may take slightly longer to

complete their coursework.

Certificates are ideal for quickly acquiring training

to launch a new career, strengthen current skills, or

pursue an interest. You may complete the required

courses in as few as two semesters full time, or part

time at a pace convenient for you.

Associate Degrees

and Certificates

Associate Degrees Accounting Concentration (BACA)*Allied Health Concentration (GSAH)*Art—Professional Track (RTP)Art—Traditional Program (RT)Audio Engineering Concentration (BCTA)*Automotive Technology - General Motors (AGM)+Automotive Technology (ATD) Biotechnology/Biomanufacturing (BTD)Broadcasting & Electronic Media (BCT)Business Administration—Career (BAC)Business Administration—Transfer (BA)Business Administration—Transfer (ABAT) (accelerated format)+Clinical Laboratory Science (CLS)+Communications Track (LAC)*Complementary Health Care (CHD)Computer Graphic Design—Print (CGD)Computer Graphic Design—Web Design (CGW) Computer Information Systems (CIS)Criminal Justice—Corrections Concentration (CJCD)Criminal Justice—Law Enforcement Concentration (CJL)Dental Hygiene (DHY)+Early Childhood Education—Career (ECC)Early Childhood Education—Transfer (ECT)Elementary Education Track (LAEL)*Energy Management (EGD)Fire Science Technology (FS)Fitness Leadership & Exercise Science Track (LAX)*General Studies (GS)History & Political Science Track (LAHP)*Human Services (HS) Liberal Arts & Sciences (LAS)Manufacturing Technology—Plastics (PT)Medical Assisting (MAS)Natural Resources (NRD) Nursing (NU) (NUE) (NUP)+

Paralegal Studies (PLD)Photography Concentration (BCTP)*Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA)+Pre-Engineering Track (LAER)*Theatre Arts Track (LAT)*Video/Film Concentration (BCTV)*Yoga Teacher Training Concentration (CHY)*

Certificate Programs Accounting (CAA)Allied Health (AHC)Automotive Technology (ATC) Biotechnology/Biomanufacturing (BTC)Business Administration (BUC)Complementary Health Care (CHC)Computer Graphic Design—Print (CGDC) Computer Graphic Design—Web Design (CGWC) Dental Assisting (DAC)+Energy Management (EGC) Human Service Technician (HSC)IT Support Specialist (ITC)Law Enforcement (CJLC)Medical Coding & Billing (MCC) Medical Office (MOC)Office Assistant (OAC)Paralegal (PLS)Practical Nurse (PN) Professional Photography (PHO)Small Business Management (SBC)

Other OptionsEmergency Medical Technician Training English as a Second Language CoursesHonors ProgramPhlebotomy Certificate of CompletionRadiologic Technologist Articulation Agreement

Programs are continually evaluated, changed, and added. Go to MWCC’s website, www.mwcc.edu, for the most up-to-date list.

*Denotes concentration of an associate degree

+Admission to the program is selective. Prospective applicants must complete additional application components and must be evaluated for acceptance. Space is limited and the process is competitive.

“Ladder” Your Skills From a Certificate to a DegreeMany students choose to “ladder” their skills or credits from a certificate, or training program—which can take as little as one year or less to complete—to a degree program, which can take as little as two. By earning a certificate or training credential first, students often attain careers in their field while they continue to work toward a degree. Plus, several MWCC certificate and training programs transfer seamlessly into their corresponding degree programs.

Area of Study Program Sequence1. Accounting CAA-BACA2. Allied Health EMT/PLB-AHC-GSAH3. Biotechnology BTC-BTD4. Business Administration BUC/OAC/SBC-BAC/BA/BACA5. Complementary Health Care CHC-CHY6. Computer Graphic Design-Web CGWC-CGW7. Computer Graphic Design-Print CGDC-CGD8. Energy Management EGC-EGD9. Human Services HSC-HS10. Computer Information Systems ITC-CIS11. Criminal Justice CJLC-CJL12. Medical Office/Assisting MCC/MOC-MAS13. Paralegal PLS-PLD14. Nursing PN-NU/NUE

Personalized Support Services

Veteran ServicesMWCC’s Veteran Success Center addresses the

unique academic, financial, physical and social

needs of veterans transitioning to college. The

center provides a comfortable community-

based environment and centralized location for

veteran-related questions and resources. Over

20 services are offered. MWCC is one of 15

institutions in the country selected by the U.S.

Department of Education to establish a Center

of Excellence for Veteran Student Success under

a Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary

Education (FIPSE) grant.

The content of this material was developed under a grant from the U.S. Department of Education. However, those contents do not necessarily represent the policy of the U.S. Department of Education, and you should not assume endorsement by the Federal Government. www.ed.gov/fipse

Pre-College/Early College for TeensPathways Early College Innovation School

Through this program, teens can enroll in

college-level courses as high school juniors and

simultaneously earn their high school diploma and an

associate degree. This year-round, two-year program,

was established in partnership with the Ralph C.

Mahar Regional School District.

Dual Enrollment

(for homeschool students, juniors, and seniors)

Through the dual enrollment program, high school

juniors and seniors can take college courses prior to

their high school graduation. They begin a college

transcript early and can take courses toward a degree

or to transfer to a four-year institution.

Gateway to College

Gateway to College is a program for Massachusetts

students, ages 16-20, who have dropped out of high

school, and gives these students a true second chance

to achieve educational success. This program allows

them to work simultaneously on the completion of

a high school diploma while earning college credits

toward an associate degree or certificate.

Honors ProgramHonors Program students study and learn in an

exceptionally challenging learning environment,

maintaining a 3.3 quality point average (QPA) and

completing high-level coursework. They benefit

from a learning community with small class sizes,

teacher-student mentoring, and team-taught

interdisciplinary courses. Honors students receive

a tuition waiver during their final semester, special

recognition at graduation, and designation on their

transcripts.

After graduating from MWCC, Honor students are

actively recruited by four-year colleges; most enter

these colleges as juniors, many with full or partial

scholarships.

All MWCC Honors courses are transferable as

Honors courses within the Massachusetts public

higher education system. Honors Program

graduates are guaranteed acceptance.

Transfer opportunities

2+2 and 3+1 agreements

“I earned a college degree from MWCC at age 18, transferred to a private four-year college and saved over $70,000.”

$31,734 in savings!

$94,448 in savings!

Top Quality EducationThat’s Affordable!Starting at MWCC is your affordable alternative to escalating college

costs. You can save thousands of dollars by earning your associate

degree at MWCC, and then transferring to the college or university

of your choice. MWCC associate degree courses parallel those you

would take during the first two years at most four-year colleges

and universities. MWCC now has 3+1 agreements where you can

complete your first three years at MWCC, at MWCC prices for extra

cost savings.

Four years at a four-year college (estimated cost)*Institution Tuition & Fees Room & Board Total

• 4 years at a state $47,712 $37,356 $85,068 university

• 4 years at a private $162,168 $48,328 $210,496 college

Two years at MWCC + two years at a four-year college (estimated cost)*• 2 years at MWCC, $34,656 $18,678 $53,334 then 2 years at a state university

• 2 years at MWCC, $91,884 $24,164 $116,048 then 2 years at a private college

*Updated January 2011

-Elizabeth Burke Broadcasting & Electronic Media Alumna Homeschool Student, transferred to Emerson College

Transfer Agreements Made EasyTransfer agreements between MWCC

and four-year colleges and universities

allow graduates to transfer easily

into bachelor degree programs at

both public and private institutions.

Agreements vary depending on

programs and schools.

3 + 1: Three Years with MWCC and One with ThemMWCC and participating four-year

colleges and universities allow you

to earn your associate degree plus 30

additional credits at MWCC in three

years, and then transfer into a 3+1

bachelor degree program for your

fourth year. Pay MWCC prices for

your first three years! Participating

schools include: Bellevue University,

Charter Oak State College, Franklin

University, Massachusetts College of

Pharmacy and Health Sciences, Mount

Ida College, Nichols College, Regis

College, St. Joseph’s College of Maine,

and Southern Vermont College.

MassTransfer Earn your associate degree at

MWCC and then reap the benefits of

guaranteed admission, full transfer of

credit, and a tuition discount to certain

bachelor degree programs within the

Mass. Higher Education system! The

associate degree must be approved

under MassTransfer and each benefit

is based upon the student’s final

GPA. Students complete a portable

34 credit MassTransfer block which

meets general education and core

requirements across the state. Four years at a four-year college (estimated cost)*Institution Tuition & Fees Room & Board Total

• 4 years at a state $47,712 $37,356 $85,068 university

• 4 years at a private $162,168 $48,328 $210,496 college

Two years at MWCC + two years at a four-year college (estimated cost)*• 2 years at MWCC, $34,656 $18,678 $53,334 then 2 years at a state university

• 2 years at MWCC, $91,884 $24,164 $116,048 then 2 years at a private college

Popular Transfer ChoicesAll 3+1 Partner Colleges and Universities

Bridgewater State University

Emerson College

Fitchburg State University

Framingham State University

Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts

Mount Holyoke College

Plymouth State University

Salem State University

Simmons College

Smith College

Unity College

University of Massachusetts

Wellesley College

Westfield State University

Worcester State University

And many more!

Career Counseling ServicesTake advantage of career counseling services

whether you are choosing a major,

exploring careers, conducting a job

search while attending MWCC, or

exploring transfer possibilities and job

opportunities as you approach

graduation. Explore career paths

using up-to-date career exploration

tools and individualized career

assessments to choose a major.

Receive advising on every

aspect of the job search, from

competitive letter and resume

styles to interviewing and

follow-up skills.

A New CareerIf immediate career entry is your goal,

MWCC’s career programs can prepare you for

high-demand careers. Some businesses and

organizations employing MWCC students are:

HealthAlliance Hospital

Verizon Wireless

Simplex Grinnell

Heywood Hospital

Department of Corrections

Seven Hills Foundation

CVS

Boston National Historical Park

Nashoba Valley Medical Center

Athol Memorial Hospital

Ramsey Rehabilitation

Leo P. LaChance Center

Staples, Inc.

LUK, Inc.

Target

TD Bank

Help when & where you need it

Everyone Needs a Hand Now and Then.Here’s Yours.Your success at MWCC is our success. Whatever help you

need—academics, career choices, financial or personal

concerns—MWCC faculty and staff will be there for you.

Just about everyone at MWCC calls upon one of our

assistance programs at one time or another. That’s exactly

as it should be. Friendly, caring, and expert support for

students—in all aspects of their college experience—

this is the hallmark of MWCC.

Academic AdvisingYou’ll be paired with an advisor who will

work with you throughout your program,

helping you select courses based on

your academic abilities and building an

education plan to ensure you’ll achieve

your goals.

Academic Support CenterStudents, at all levels of academic

achievement, use the Academic Support

Center for free individual, group, or

online tutoring; the math, writing,

and adaptive technology labs; and test

accommodations for students with

disabilities.

Visions and RX ProgramsThe Visions program offers vital support

for students from families where

neither parent has earned a four-year

college degree, from limited-income

backgrounds, or who have disabilities.

The RX program is a support program

especially for those in allied health

programs. Students can receive career and

personal counseling, tutoring, academic

and transfer advice, and participate in

cultural and recreational activities.

These are educational opportunity TRIO

programs funded by the U.S. Department

of Education.

LaChance LibraryThe library enriches your educational

experience with over 55,000 volumes,

153 magazines, 12 newspaper

subscriptions, and access to materials

from many other libraries. Its online

24/7 research resources allow you to

instantly access newspapers, journals,

magazines, and e-books. The library

also provides access to computers,

printers, software, scanners, DVD

players, photocopiers and other

equipment you need to be successful in

your courses.

Students with DisabilitiesMWCC is fully accessible. Services

and accommodations for those with

physical and learning disabilities

are arranged through the counselor

for students with disabilities.

The adaptive computer lab, equipped

with assistive technology, helps

students with disabilities achieve

academic success.

Be Online Instead of In LineMWCC offers a range of online services

to make everything from registration

to accessing your grades easier. You’ll

have access to student email; iConnect,

a portal to important information

for students; WebConnect, MWCC’s

online course registration system; and

Blackboard, where instructors post class

information such as your class syllabus

and assignments

Enjoy on-campus

activitiesInvolvement is FUN! Be sure to set aside some time at MWCC for just plain

fun. You can choose from plenty of on-campus activities,

clubs, and organizations. Develop your leadership skills by

participating in student government or student clubs, listen

to music and hang out with friends at a student barbecue,

or check out a theatre performance or art exhibit. Workout

at the fitness center, which full-time students can use for

a minimal fee. It has exercise equipment, a weight room,

swimming pool, racquetball and tennis courts, indoor

and outdoor running tracks, and more. Because we know

you lead a busy life, we’ve scheduled community time,

12:30 p.m. – 1:30 p.m., Monday through Thursday, so you

can participate in club meetings and attend college events.

Spread your wings at MWCC. Act in a play, help a child to learn, develop your leadership skills, make new friends.

Enjoy on-campus

activities

Student Clubs and OrganizationsALANA (African, Latino, Asian, & Native American) Art AutoCampus Crusade for Christ CATS (Campus Activities Team for Students)Computer Graphic Design Dance CrewDental HygienistEarly Childhood EducationGreen SocietyHuman Services i Publications (literary magazine)International IntramuralLegal StudiesMarketingMature Adults Returning to College (MARC) Medical Assisting & Medical OfficeMount Observer (college newspaper)PRIDE (People Rising in Defense of Everyone)Student Nurses AssociationStudent Government AssociationTheatre

Veterans

Honor SocietiesAlpha Beta Gamma Honor Society

Phi Theta Kappa International

Honor Society

Civic Engagement and Service LearningChange your community while gaining valuable

skills, networking opportunities, and the

chance to build your resume. Civic engagement

opportunities enhance your community while

giving you community services experience.

Service learning combines classroom learning and

community service to enhance the lessons learned

in class. Students at MWCC are recognized for

significant civic engagement and community

involvement in a number of ways, including at

graduation.

Past student projects have included helping

new mothers cope with the challenges and joys

of parenting, working with children at an early

childhood education center, improving the

environment, teaching senior citizens computer

skills, mentoring at-risk youth and lobbying

government officials on important issues.

Student LifeThere are plenty of opportunities to get involved at MWCC:

• Student clubs and organizations

• Student representation on college committees

• Trips

• Leadership training

• Open mic events

• Cultural events and celebrations

• Writing and publishing

• Musical performances

• Civic engagement

• Tutoring

• Mentoring

• Fitness center activities

• Conferences

“I saved $40,000 by starting my college education at MWCC before transferring to a private four-year college.”

*Possibilities vary per student depending on student performance, opportunity, motivation, & many other factors.

You can too.*a great value

First-Rate Education. Terrific Savings!MWCC quickly becomes the first choice for many when

they calculate the cost of a private college or living

away from home. Typical costs for a full-time student

for one semester (based on a 12-credit course load for a

Massachusetts resident per semester):

Tuition and Fees: $2,160

Registration Fee: $20

Technology Access Fee: $35

Student Activities Fee: $20

Total Estimated Cost: $2,235

Health insurance*: $866 (September-August)

$635 (January-August)

* The Massachusetts Universal Health Law requires that all students attempting nine or more credit hours have health insurance offered by the college. This may be waived if your own (or your parental or spousal) insurance provides you with comparable coverage.

Tuition and fees are subject to change without notice. Certain courses have additional laboratory, equipment, and materials fees. Based on 2010-11 rates.

-Chris Streeks Computer Information Systems Transferred to Wentworth Institute of Technology

a great value

Financial AidMWCC is committed to helping reduce

economic barriers to higher education.

The financial aid office provides

information about student aid programs

and assists eligible students to access

these programs. Federal, state, and college

financial aid programs are available to

MWCC students. Grants and scholarships

are “free” financial assistance programs

available for some individuals. All students

are eligible for the monthly college

payment plan and most are eligible for

low-interest student loans.

How to applyComplete the Free Application for Financial Student Aid (FAFSA) at www.fafsa.ed.gov online or on paper. Apply as soon as possible after January 1 for the upcoming academic year.

To be eligible you must…1. Be accepted to the college in a degree or

certificate program

2. Be a U.S. citizen or permanent resident

3. Demonstrate financial need by

completing the FAFSA

4. Maintain satisfactory academic progress

according to college policy

5. Not be in default on a previous student

loan or owe a financial aid refund to the

government

Additional forms will be sent to you

once the college receives your FAFSA

results. Once returned, your financial aid

eligibility will be determined. Awards are

based on the student’s eligibility, financial

need, fund restrictions, and availability.

For more information, see the college

website www.mwcc.edu or call

978-630-9169.

Main Campus - Gardner444 Green Street, Gardner, MA 01440-1000

978-632-6600

Email: newopportunity@mwcc.edu

Leominster Campus 100 Erdman Way, Leominster, MA 01453

978-840-3221

Devens CampusOne Jackson Place, 27 Jackson Road, Devens, MA 01434

978-630-9569

Public Transportation(refer to www.mrta.us for details)

The following transportation possibilities are available: MART

Gardner Inter-City Buses; MART Fitchburg/Leominster Buses;

MBTA Commuter Rail Service to Fitchburg only; Northern

Tier and Vermont Transit Bus Lines.

Childcare ServicesThe Garrison Center for Early Childhood Education, located

at the MWCC Gardner Campus, is a collaboration between

MWCC’s Early Childhood Education program and the

Montachusett Opportunity Council Child Care/Head Start

program. The center provides quality care for children ages

2.9 to 5 years-old while serving as a formal laboratory school

for MWCC students in the Early Childhood Education

program. For more information, call 978-343-7360.

campus locations directions

It’s easy.Apply online at www.mwcc.edu/newopportunity

Get started on the road to your future.

Start Near. . .Go Far

Main Campus – Gardner From Fitchburg and Points East:

Route 2 West to Route 140 North

(Exit 24B) in Westminster. Exit sign

reads “140 North to Winchendon

and Ashburnham.” Proceed three

miles on this route. You will pass

through two traffic lights. Proceed

one-half mile past the second light

and take a left turn onto Matthews

Street. The college entrance is one

mile on the right.

From Western and Central Massachusetts:Route 2 East to Route 140 North

(Exit 24) in Westminster. Turn left at

the end of the exit ramp. Proceed

three miles on this route. You will

pass through two traffic lights.

Proceed one-half mile past the

second light and take a left turn

onto Matthews Street. The college

entrance is one mile on the right.

From Worcester and Providence:I-190 North from Worcester. From

I-190, take Route 2 West to Route

140 North (Exit 24B) in Westminster.

Exit sign reads “140 North to

Winchendon and Ashburnham.”

Proceed one-half mile past the

second light and take a left turn

onto Matthews Street. The college

entrance is one mile on the right.

From Points North:Route 12 South to Route 140 South.

Bear right onto Green Street. The

college is one-half mile on the left.

Leominster Campus From Points East:Route 2 West to Exit 31B – Route 12

North. At the end of the exit ramp,

go right. At the set of lights, take a

right onto Erdman Way. The campus

is located in the second building on

the left (red brick building) across

from the Four Points by Sheraton

Leominster Hotel. Drive to the rear of

the building.

From Points West:Route 2 East to Exit 31B – Route 12

North. At the end of the exit ramp,

go right (you will cross over Route 2).

At the set of lights, take a right onto

Erdman Way. The campus is located

in the second building on the left (red

brick building) across from the Four

Points by Sheraton Leominster Hotel.

Drive to the rear of the building.

Devens CampusTake exit 37 and you will be on

Jackson Road. Approximately one mile

up you will pass through a traffic light

at Lake George Street/Patton Road.

Go through the light and your next

left will bring you into our parking

lot. There is a sign - Mount Wachusett

Community College – Home of the

BioManufacturing Program.

Accreditation

Mount Wachusett Community College is accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges,

Inc. Several associate degree programs have additional industry-specific accreditations. See individual program

information in the college catalog for details.

Notice of Non-discrimination

Mount Wachusett Community College seeks to provide equal educational and employment

opportunities and does not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, color, religion, national origin, gender, age,

sexual orientation, marital status, veteran status, or disability.

Política de No-Discriminación

Mount Wachusett Community College es un patrono con igualdad de oportunidades y no

discrimina en base a raza, credo, color, religión, origen nacional, género, edad, estado militar, impedimento físico

o mental, orientación sexual, estado civil ó información genética.

Design updates: Stephanie Pinto

Editor: Nichole Carter

Photography: Dana Armstrong

Printing: Travers Printing, Inc.

Printed: June 2011

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